CVE-Tracker
By: ZION3R
With The Help Of This Automated Script, You Will Never Lose Track Of Recently Released CVEs
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By: ZION3R
With The Help Of This Automated Script, You Will Never Lose Track Of Recently Released CVEs
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KitPloit - PenTest & Hacking Tools
CVE-Tracker - With The Help Of This Automated Script, You Will Never Lose Track Of Recently Released CVEs
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Get-EventSession
By: Michel de Rooij
Script to assist in downloading Microsoft Ignite, Inspire or Build contents or return session information.
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By: Michel de Rooij
Script to assist in downloading Microsoft Ignite, Inspire or Build contents or return session information.
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GitHub
GitHub - michelderooij/Get-EventSession: Script to assist in downloading Microsoft event contents or return session information.
Script to assist in downloading Microsoft event contents or return session information. - michelderooij/Get-EventSession
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Call REST APIs with Invoke-RestMethod in PowerShell – YouTube
By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, we look at the basics of REST APIs. Next, we dive deep into Invoke-RestMethod. We'll look at various methods, status codes, headers, query string parameters, cookies, sessions, authentication, sending files, processing JSON, XML and text and finally we look at retries, redirects and timeouts.
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By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, we look at the basics of REST APIs. Next, we dive deep into Invoke-RestMethod. We'll look at various methods, status codes, headers, query string parameters, cookies, sessions, authentication, sending files, processing JSON, XML and text and finally we look at retries, redirects and timeouts.
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YouTube
Call REST APIs with Invoke-RestMethod in PowerShell
In this video, we look at the basics of REST APIs. Next, we dive deep into Invoke-RestMethod. We'll look at various methods, status codes, headers, query string parameters, cookies, sessions, authentication, sending files, processing JSON, XML and text and…
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Open Up Wide
By: Jeff Hicks
I recently read a terrific post from Mike F. Robbins about using Format-Wide to display strings. Format-Wide is one of those cmdlets that I don’t think gets much use. This is a shame because it certainly fulfills a need. But as Mike points out, if you have a list of strings, Format-Wide requires a little extra work, which Mike demonstrates. I decided to take his idea and run with it. Wouldn’t it be easier to have a function?
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By: Jeff Hicks
I recently read a terrific post from Mike F. Robbins about using Format-Wide to display strings. Format-Wide is one of those cmdlets that I don’t think gets much use. This is a shame because it certainly fulfills a need. But as Mike points out, if you have a list of strings, Format-Wide requires a little extra work, which Mike demonstrates. I decided to take his idea and run with it. Wouldn’t it be easier to have a function?
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The Lonely Administrator
Open Up Wide • The Lonely Administrator
I recently read a terrific post from Mike F. Robbins about using Format-Wide to display strings. Format-Wide is one of those cmdlets that I don’t think gets much use. This is a shame because it certainly fulfills a need. But as Mike points out, if you have…
How I Setup My Powershell Development Environment
By: Christian Højsager
In this post i will walk through the process of how i setup my PowerShell development environement on a Windows PC. This guide has been made on a Windows 11 PC, so if you are running Windows 10, you might experience that some of the application or tools, need to be installed a different way.
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By: Christian Højsager
In this post i will walk through the process of how i setup my PowerShell development environement on a Windows PC. This guide has been made on a Windows 11 PC, so if you are running Windows 10, you might experience that some of the application or tools, need to be installed a different way.
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ScriptingChris
How I Setup My Powershell Development Environment
In this post I show how i setup my PowerShell development environment on a Windows Machine
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CleanUserProfileFolders.ps1
By: My Random Thoughts
Clean up user profiles on a machine or terminal server
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By: My Random Thoughts
Clean up user profiles on a machine or terminal server
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GitHub
Various-Code/CleanUserProfileFolders.ps1 at master · My-Random-Thoughts/Various-Code
Various PowerShell code that I upload here - do with it what you want - My-Random-Thoughts/Various-Code
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It Begins – Azure with PowerShell I
By: Tommy Maynard
So, I am beginning my journey into Azure, alongside PowerShell. Or just maybe, I have that backwards: My journey into PowerShell, alongside Azure.
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By: Tommy Maynard
So, I am beginning my journey into Azure, alongside PowerShell. Or just maybe, I have that backwards: My journey into PowerShell, alongside Azure.
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tommymaynard.com
It Begins - Azure with PowerShell I - tommymaynard.com
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Coding Novice, APIs, and PowerShell
By: Tommy Maynard
I read a recent post on the technical writing subreddit, “How proficient in coding do you have to be to write API Documentation?” I jumped in and posted, as technology is my jam, and writing is my passion. Maybe it’ll be my jam too, someday.
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By: Tommy Maynard
I read a recent post on the technical writing subreddit, “How proficient in coding do you have to be to write API Documentation?” I jumped in and posted, as technology is my jam, and writing is my passion. Maybe it’ll be my jam too, someday.
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tommymaynard.com
Coding Novice, APIs, and PowerShell - tommymaynard.com
I read a recent post on the technical writing subreddit, “How proficient in coding do you have to be to write API Documentation?” I jumped in and posted, as technology is my jam, and writing is my passion. The author wanted to know if they need to know how…
How the Graph X-Ray Tool Helps PowerShell Developers
By: Tony Redmond
When Microsoft decided to build the administrative tools for Exchange Server 2007 around PowerShell, they realized that it would take time for administrators to become accustomed to PowerShell. Sensibly, Microsoft included a cmdlet logging facility in the Exchange Management Console (EMC) to allow administrators to see the PowerShell code used to execute different actions, such as creating a new mailbox.
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By: Tony Redmond
When Microsoft decided to build the administrative tools for Exchange Server 2007 around PowerShell, they realized that it would take time for administrators to become accustomed to PowerShell. Sensibly, Microsoft included a cmdlet logging facility in the Exchange Management Console (EMC) to allow administrators to see the PowerShell code used to execute different actions, such as creating a new mailbox.
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Office 365 for IT Pros
How the Graph X-Ray Tool Helps PowerShell Developers
The Graph X-Ray extension helps PowerShell developers understand how Graph API commands work in the Azure AD admin center.
PowerShell tool that uses the OpenAI Codex turning natural language into executable noscripts – YouTube
By: Doug Finke
Aims to grow the understanding of using OpenAI in PoweShell by providing an example of an implementation and references
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By: Doug Finke
Aims to grow the understanding of using OpenAI in PoweShell by providing an example of an implementation and references
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PowerShell Performance: .NET Collections – YouTube
By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, I go over how to use specialized .NET collections in PowerShell to improve performance.
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By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, I go over how to use specialized .NET collections in PowerShell to improve performance.
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YouTube
PowerShell Performance: .NET Collections
In this video, I go over how to use specialized .NET collections in PowerShell to improve performance.
You can find the sample code for this video here: https://github.com/adamdriscoll/youtube/tree/main/PowerShell/PowerShell%20Performance%20-%20.NET%20Collections
You can find the sample code for this video here: https://github.com/adamdriscoll/youtube/tree/main/PowerShell/PowerShell%20Performance%20-%20.NET%20Collections
Creating a Powershell Automation Scheduling App With Azure and Microsoft Powerapps
By: Christian Højsager
This led me to think about how I could use an Azure Automation Account, a PowerApp, and PowerShell to create an automation framework for easy scheduling of these types of automation.
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By: Christian Højsager
This led me to think about how I could use an Azure Automation Account, a PowerApp, and PowerShell to create an automation framework for easy scheduling of these types of automation.
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ScriptingChris
Creating a Powershell Automation Scheduling App With Azure and Microsoft Powerapps
In this post i will walk through how you can create a PowerShell API, which can be used together with a Microsoft PowerApp, for scheduling you automations
Drinking From The Firehose Of Knowledge With Justin Grote
By: The PowerShell Podcast
In this episode, we got to become familiar with a couple of Justin's favorite things: deep dives into subjects and axioms.
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By: The PowerShell Podcast
In this episode, we got to become familiar with a couple of Justin's favorite things: deep dives into subjects and axioms.
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Podbean
Drinking From The Firehose Of Knowledge With Justin Grote | The PowerShell Podcast
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In this episode, we got to become familiar with a couple of Justin's favorite things: deep dives into subjects and axioms. Justin has a lot of experience and insight into the "why" behind things, and he doesn't hold back from sharing his…
In this episode, we got to become familiar with a couple of Justin's favorite things: deep dives into subjects and axioms. Justin has a lot of experience and insight into the "why" behind things, and he doesn't hold back from sharing his…
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Comparing Invoke-RestMethod to the PowerShell SDK
By: Sean Bulger
Welcome back! A lot has happened since my last post. This post is a companion to one of my sessions at MMSMOA. It is also the latest post in my series on automating endpoint management tasks with Microsoft Graph and the MEMCM AdminService.
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By: Sean Bulger
Welcome back! A lot has happened since my last post. This post is a companion to one of my sessions at MMSMOA. It is also the latest post in my series on automating endpoint management tasks with Microsoft Graph and the MEMCM AdminService.
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Modernendpoint
Comparing Invoke-RestMethod to the PowerShell SDK
For those of you who have worked with Microsoft Graph in PowerShell, you may have noticed one glaring omission in all those blog posts.
Get Per-User MFA Status using PowerShell
By: Paul Contreras
There are a ton of noscripts out there that show you if the user has MFA enabled by checking their authentication methods, something very similar to this Get MFA Methods using Graph API noscript I wrote a while back. However, I haven’t really seen a noscript to show me what their per-user MFA status is.
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By: Paul Contreras
There are a ton of noscripts out there that show you if the user has MFA enabled by checking their authentication methods, something very similar to this Get MFA Methods using Graph API noscript I wrote a while back. However, I haven’t really seen a noscript to show me what their per-user MFA status is.
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the Sysadmin Channel
Get Per-User MFA Status using PowerShell
Learn how to find which users in your Azure AD tenant are still using per-user MFA.
Reading IIS logs with PowerShell
By: Przemyslaw Klys
Today I was reading Twitter, as I am pretty addicted to technology news when Adam Bacon mentioned that he's surprised that no one has rebuilt IIS Parser as pure PowerShell. While this is not entirely true, and some modules can do some parsing, I decided to try my luck. While doing it from scratch in PowerShell is possible, I opted to use an external C# library that does all the heavy lifting and is optimized for speed.
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By: Przemyslaw Klys
Today I was reading Twitter, as I am pretty addicted to technology news when Adam Bacon mentioned that he's surprised that no one has rebuilt IIS Parser as pure PowerShell. While this is not entirely true, and some modules can do some parsing, I decided to try my luck. While doing it from scratch in PowerShell is possible, I opted to use an external C# library that does all the heavy lifting and is optimized for speed.
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Evotec
Reading IIS logs with PowerShell
Today I was reading Twitter, as I am pretty addicted to technology news when Adam Bacon mentioned that he's surprised that no one has rebuilt IIS Parser as pure PowerShell. While this is not entirely true, and some modules can do some parsing, I decided to…
Creating PowerShell Notebooks with .NET Interactive Notebooks in Visual Studio Code – YouTube
By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, we'll look at how to install and use .NET Interactive Notebooks in Visual Studio code with PowerShell.
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By: Adam Driscoll
In this video, we'll look at how to install and use .NET Interactive Notebooks in Visual Studio code with PowerShell.
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YouTube
Creating PowerShell Notebooks with .NET Interactive Notebooks in Visual Studio Code
In this video, we'll look at how to install and use .NET Interactive Notebooks in Visual Studio code with PowerShell.
You can find my notebook from this video here: https://github.com/adamdriscoll/youtube/blob/main/PowerShell/Creating%20PowerShell%20No…
You can find my notebook from this video here: https://github.com/adamdriscoll/youtube/blob/main/PowerShell/Creating%20PowerShell%20No…
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Remove or block Chrome extensions with PowerShell
By: Robert Pearman
A comment on the previous post about deploying Chrome extensions posed the question of whether PowerShell could be used to remove Chrome extensions.
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By: Robert Pearman
A comment on the previous post about deploying Chrome extensions posed the question of whether PowerShell could be used to remove Chrome extensions.
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Just The Two of Us
By: The PowerShell Podcast
After 5,000 downloads, Andrew and Jordan stop to say thank you for all of the support from the community. We also cover some of the very nice messages we have received and have a special community highlight for Drew McClellan. Then we cover some file system management information and discover that one of us is a little too attached to default settings. Finally, Jordan gets downright giddy to learn something new about PowerShell providers.
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By: The PowerShell Podcast
After 5,000 downloads, Andrew and Jordan stop to say thank you for all of the support from the community. We also cover some of the very nice messages we have received and have a special community highlight for Drew McClellan. Then we cover some file system management information and discover that one of us is a little too attached to default settings. Finally, Jordan gets downright giddy to learn something new about PowerShell providers.
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Podbean
Just The Two of Us | The PowerShell Podcast
After 5,000 downloads, Andrew and Jordan stop to say thank you for all of the support from the community. We also cover some of the very nice messages we have received and have a special community highlight for Drew McClellan. Then we cover some file system…
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